Dallas, TX, USA
2 reviews$250 - $2500 / Day
Request a demoI worked as a producer/editor/videographer for the PBS/NPR station (KERA) in North Texas for 13 years. During that time I've filled the roles of producer, director, editor, and shooter on various types of projects. Styles of past work include multi-cam music performance video production, arts/culture content, news, live tv and events, documentary, commercials, and advertising. I've received a national Edward R. Murrow award for excellence in video, three regional Murrow's in the same category over 3 consecutive years, and various other recognitions for my work. I now run my own production company, Great Dane Media, and work on all types of freelance projects. Please contact me for more examples of my work that might align with your project.
Produced for North Texas Public Broadcasting
The Artist Spotlight series was primarily a radio series. I created video elements to profile artist covered in the series. Some of the profiles have aired on Dallas PBS TV, and three have received regional Edward R. Murrow awards for excellence in video, and one a national Murrow in the same category.
This series started in 2011 at SXSW. We sought to shot live music performances gorilla style, out on the streets of Austin. The series was such a success, that we brought the idea to North Texas. in the past 9 years, it's featured performances from nationally recognized artists (Ben Folds, Hozier, Marcus King) performing all over the metroplex and in the following years at SXSW.
When the radio station launched in 2009, I convinced management to shoot live performance videos of gusts we would have into the station. I've worked as the Director, Editor, Producer, and lead Shooter of the series since inception. It has garnered over 15M views across platforms including NPR's new Live Sessions project, a partnership of triple A radio stations video content. The quality of the videos has improved drastically over the years. The shoots sometimes include unto 10 cameras that are edited via multi-cam in post.
I developed this project from scratch. Interviewing the building's namesake, photographing and mapping the building in 360 space, and creating points of interest around the tour that tells the story. This project is best viewed in Chrome.
Produced for North Texas Public Broadcasting
From the glittery, kitschy Beer Can House in Houston to the soaring Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, architecture helps tell the story of who we are in Texas. In “The Shape of Texas” video series, you can explore how our built environment holds our history, reflects our diverse cultures and projects our ambitions for the future. In these 13 episodes, you’ll visit the canyons where the state’s earliest residents left their mark, go backstage at a renowned concert hall, and see how a quaint chapel in the woods pays homage to women throughout history. This series is produced by KERA. It’s based on a two-minute radio program called “The Shape of Texas,” which was produced by the Texas Society of Architects and The South Texas Public Broadcasting System. It originally aired on KEDT radio in Corpus Christi and public radio stations statewide, and ran for 20 seasons.
Produced for Human Rights Campaign
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